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Domino's Pizza is serving up a slice of surprise in the pre-market Thursday, tumbling 13% to $412 after releasing Q2 results. While the company beat Wall Street estimates for both revenue ($1.10 billion) and earnings per share ($4.03 vs $3.68 estimate), investors seem troubled by a slight miss on same-store sales growth. But how is the average trader reacting to this news?Interestingly, retail investors on Stocktwits are exhibiting a wait-and-see approach. Sentiment sits at a neutral zone (48/100), but message volume remains high (71/100). This suggests they're actively discussing the news, but perhaps focusing on the EPS beat and Domino's stronghold in the U.S. pizza market, where it captures over 20.5% of total sales according to Statista.<figure class="image"><img style="aspect-ratio:1312/322;" src="https://st-everywhere-cms-prod.s3.us-east-1.amazonaws.com/DPZ_sentiment_meter_premarket_Jul_18_97ec64486e.png" alt="DPZ sentiment meter premarket Jul 18" width="1312" height="322"><figcaption>DPZ sentiment meter premarket Jul 18</figcaption></figure>Same-store sales growth came in at 4.80%, falling short of the anticipated 4.91% growth, per Reuters.&nbsp; Dominos also said the primary driver behind the Q2 earnings gain was a change in pretax unrealized gains and losses associated with Domino's investment in DPC Dash, its exclusive franchisee in China.The company now expects to fall short of its initial 2024 goal of adding 925+ net stores internationally, potentially missing the mark by 175 to 275 stores due to challenges faced by Domino's Pizza Enterprises (DPE), one of its master franchisees. Analysts point to the intensifying price war in the fast-food space, with McDonald's, Burger King, and Wendy's all launching aggressive meal deals that squeeze profit margins. Additionally, inflation is keeping causing more consumers to eat at home, impacting not just Domino's but also sit-down restaurant chains.&nbsp;This trend is reflected in the stock performance of Domino's competitors this year: McDonald's (MCD) is down 12%, Burger King parent company QSR is down 2.50%, and Wendy's (WEN) is down 5.70%.Despite the recent dip, DPZ remains a bright spot – it's up 14.50% year-to-date. Domino's, which boasts a massive global presence with over 20,900 stores in more than 90 markets, also generated over $18.70 billion in global retail sales for the trailing four quarters.&nbsp;Analysts at Baird view the current dip as a buying opportunity. Last week, they upgraded their DPZ rating to "Outperform" and raised their price target to $580 (a potential 40% upside from current levels) as they believe Domino's "Hungry for MORE" strategy can continue fueling strong sales growth.The upcoming management commentary at 8:30 AM ET could be a turning point. Can retail investors be convinced that Domino's has the recipe to weather the fast-food storm and keep delivering strong results? <a href="https://www.flickr.com/photos/bluemaumau/33435435411/in/photolist-SWzm5k-aH39hT-YAs9Ls-4XEZLs-4XAHve-FsXseH-2fcNKeU-2bRcwb6-GkzGx-2cBwxEd-62NNJ-22L6hoN-5qmvCh-nD9qyy-2n4HTgA-P4Cfy8-bGX2o6-iuJGvC-2jPPwZ2-4waPYB-3JCc7-22HGpPE-2oHGUkq-A3Dcju-aihBw6-aihC3x-aihCxa-aikoAN-aikq7E-6UR1rv-fzHjzZ-mLqaJG-mLocxB-uL2YQG-2cYHZSK-8RoUaf-eGcURU-GaTJjr-6D7ne7-25818LK-5xF4jF-zUs1y-7j87Jf-p4RrvR-5fuCML-rr3PTZ-EeNsEC-e9FsSJ-jXxcYN-HUfqEB">Photo</a> courtesy: Mr Blue Mau Mau on Flickr &nbsp;

Domino's Pizza Dips After Q2 Print But Retail Unfazed For Now: What’s Holding Things Together? 

Domino's Q2 beats on EPS but misses on same-store sales. Retail sentiment remains neutral

Domino's Pizza Dips After Q2 Print But Retail Unfazed For Now

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Domino's Q2 beats on EPS but misses on same-store sales. Retail remains neutral, analysts bullish on its ability to outpizza the competition.

Burger King accused of quietly introducing major pricing change

Burger King, owned by Restaurant Brands International QSR, is facing scrutiny after a customer flagged a major issue with the price of their order. The restaurant is now accused of making a...

Restaurant Stocks Slide As Wall Street Sours On Consumer

Restaurant Stocks Slide As Wall Street Sours On Consumer

 The middle class is struggling under the burden of elevated inflation and high interest rates, and Wall Street analysts are...

Restaurant Brands Invests to Boost Presence in China

Restaurant Brands International Inc. (NYSE: QSR) has announced two significant transactions aimed at bolstering its presence in China. These strategic moves reflect QSR's confidence in China as a...

Top Stock Movers Now: Tesla, Boeing, Norwegian Cruise Line, and More

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 Key TakeawaysU.S. equities gained at midday Monday, July 1, 2024 as the third quarter and holiday-shortened trading week kicked off.Tesla shares surged...

Big Moves In China: Restaurant Brands Sizzles With Popeyes China, Tims China Deals

Restaurant Brands International announced two strategic transactions in China. The company acquired Popeyes China and co-invested with Cartesian Capital in TH International, known as Tims China...

Restaurant Brands International Announces Investments to Drive Growth in China

Restaurant Brands International Announces Investments to Drive Growth in China Restaurant Brands International Announces Investments to Drive Growth in China PR Newswire TORONTO, July 1, 2024 RBI...

Why Business Is Booming for Steakhouses Like LongHorn and Texas Roadhouse

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 Key TakeawaysConsumers have pulled back on many areas of discretionary spending, but steakhouse chains have managed to keep thriving.LongHorn...

Restaurant Brands' Comps Growth Aids, High Costs Hurt

Restaurant Brands International Inc. (NYSE: QSR) continues to benefit from robust comps growth, expansion efforts and strategic investments. Strong digital ordering is also aiding the company...

Restaurant Brands International, Inc. is a holding company, which engages in the operation of quick service restaurants. It operates through the following segments: Tim Hortons, Burger King, and Popeyes. The Tim Hortons segment provides donut, coffee, and tea restaurant services. The Burger King segment manages fast food hamburger restaurant. The Popeyes segment handles chicken category of the quick service segment of the restaurant industry. The company was founded on August 25, 2014 and is headquartered in Toronto, Canada.

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